How to Choose Camping Cookware
Sea to Summit XLite Collapsible 1 L Pot Cookset
$99.95
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Equip yourself for solo adventures with this Sea to Summit 1 L pot cookset. It comes with a 1 L pot, XLite cup and ultralight short spork. The pot doubles as an eating bowl so you can carry less gear.
- The collapsible 1 L pot and cup pack flat, significantly reducing bulk for easier packing in compact solo setups
- The pot, cup and ultralight spork nest neatly together, maximizing usable space and eliminating wasted volume
- Hard-anodized aluminum heats quickly and evenly, reducing hot spots and improving fuel efficiency
- The Integrated Flip-Lock handle provides a stable grip while cooking and locks the lid firmly in place for travel
- The 1 L pot functions as both a cook pot and eating bowl, reducing the total gear required for solo trips
- The Flip-Lock handle, LidKeep and built-in strainer make cooking safer, more controlled and easier to manage when solo
Imported.
View all Sea to Summit Cooksets| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Unavailable |
| Cookware Material | Silicone / Aluminum |
| Material(s) | Pot body and lid: aluminum and silicone; rivet cap: SS304; pot handle: aluminum, silicone and SS304; dinnerware: nylon and silicone |
| Nonstick Surface | No |
| Includes | 1 L pot; cup; Frontier UL short spork |
| Ultralight | Yes |
| Collapsible | Yes |
| Weight | 7.9 ounces |
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1 week ago
Nice little cook set
There are a few good pieces here, and I'm interested to test them out. For now, bringing the cup on a PCT section hike but will definitely be using the pot in the future. I want to be able to enjoy my coffee and still pack my cook kit, and with the cup (a little small maybe, would prefer pint size) I can do that and just stash it in the bottom pocket. The pot has nice components and a smart design. Wider and shallower than a Toaks, and only 2 oz heavier than my 650. I expect that's the nice locking handle (no need for the orange bag). Seems like a great pot if you're actually cooking the food vs just boiling water. While collapsed you have to pack the stove and fuel separately. When expanded those can fit, but only without the cup and spoon inside. This doesn't bother me as I wouldn't nest those in my current pot either. If your stove is bigger than a BRS you might be able to nest that in the pot still (advantage over toaks), but it could still be tight with the fuel. I think the spork would be a little short for dehydrated meals, but adequate for eating out of the pot or a bowl. It might be good for a cold soaker with a small peanut butter jar. I'll likely mix and match the pieces with my other StoS items & cook kit depending on the type of food I bring.
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